Recently, Israeli 3D imaging company Mantis Vision announced the completion of a $55 million Series D financing. This round of investment includes Samsung Catalyst Fund, Lianmei Holdings and an undisclosed investor. It is reported that the funds raised will continue to be used to develop its 3D content platform.
ManTIs Vision was established in 2005. It can convert people, objects and places into high-resolution 3D content in real time through 3D image and video capture technology. Mainly serve developers, game designers and industry professionals.
AR & MR training company Re'flekt receives US$4.4 million investment
Recently, Re'flekt, an augmented reality (AR) and mixed reality (MR) training company in Munich, Germany, announced that it has received US$4.4 million in financing. The investor is BASF Venture Capital.
Re'flekt focuses on developing enterprise-level applications for training and maintenance of factories, aircraft and complex machinery. Its main product is a SaaS platform called Re'flekt One, which allows companies to convert existing CAD data into AR applications.
HTC India layoffs significantly and will suspend its smartphone business in India
According to Indian Economic TImes, HTC is preparing to exit the Indian smartphone market entirely. According to the report, HTC South Asia President and Indian President Faisal Siddiqui, Indian Sales Director Vijay Balachandran, and Indian Product Director R Nayyar have all resigned, and the Indian team of more than 80 people has also received an order to retire, except for CFO Rajeev Tayal and a few employees. These people also said that HTC has stopped producing smartphones in India for nearly a year and is now abandoning all distribution agreements.
The first MR orthopedic surgery in Hunan was successfully implemented, and doctors wore MR glasses to accurately remove tumors On July 17, Ms. Liu was able to get out of bed and walk one week after completing the tumor resection at the Department of Traumatology and Orthopedics of Hunan Second People's Hospital (Hunan Provincial Brain Hospital). This is not an ordinary operation. The operation successfully used mixed reality (MR) technology to accurately remove Ms. Liu's femoral neck tumor, becoming the first orthopedic surgery guided by mixed reality technology in the province.
